Pleasant Pediatrics

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We provide outpatient medical care to the children up to age of 21 years, in the areas of Peoria, Glendale, Surprise, El Mirage, North Phoenix and their surrounding communities.

🏈⚽️🏀 Ready, set, play! 🎉 If your child still needs a sports physical, now’s the time to get it checked off the list. 🩺He...
08/14/2026

🏈⚽️🏀 Ready, set, play! 🎉 If your child still needs a sports physical, now’s the time to get it checked off the list. 🩺

Help them start the season healthy, prepared, and ready to play their best!

Book online today at PleasantPediatrics.com 🧡

Provider Spotlight 🔦 Meet Danielle Scott, PNP!👇 Danielle's Bio 👇"Danielle Scott, CPNP graduated from Regis College in 20...
07/25/2026

Provider Spotlight 🔦 Meet Danielle Scott, PNP!

👇 Danielle's Bio 👇

"Danielle Scott, CPNP graduated from Regis College in 2023 with a Masters in Nursing, Pediatric Primary Care. Before becoming a PNP, she worked in level 3 NICUs at Sunrise Children's Hospital in Las Vegas, and Banner University Medical Center here in Phoenix. She has also worked at Phoenix Children's Hospital as a critical care float RN. She received her Bachelor's in Nursing at Roseman University in Henderson, NV in 2018. She found her love for the pediatric population during nursing school and has been caring for the pediatric population since. She believes in always involving patients and their families in treatment plans and decisions regarding their healthcare. She strives to facilitate open communication and a caring environment for every patient and their loved ones.

In her free time, she loves to spend time with her family, go on hikes with her dog, and enjoys exercising and running. She is very excited to be given the opportunity to join the amazing care team at Pleasant Pediatrics and looks forward to meeting you!"

– Danielle Scott, PNP

📚 School is back in session!As your family gets ready for a new year, don't forget to pack one of the most important sch...
07/18/2026

📚 School is back in session!

As your family gets ready for a new year, don't forget to pack one of the most important school supplies: kindness. 💙

Here's to a happy, healthy, and kind school year from all of us at Pleasant Pediatrics! 🍎

🎆 4th of July Holiday Hours 🇺🇸Please note our adjusted hours for the holiday weekend:📅 Friday, July 3Morning only appoin...
07/02/2026

🎆 4th of July Holiday Hours 🇺🇸

Please note our adjusted hours for the holiday weekend:

📅 Friday, July 3
Morning only appointments available at:
📍 North Peoria
📍 Glendale
📍 Ahwatukee
❌ All other office locations will be closed.

📅 Saturday, July 4
❌ All Pleasant Pediatrics offices will be closed.

We hope you and your family have a fun, safe, and happy Fourth of July! ❤️🤍💙

🎆 Fireworks Safety Tips for Families 🎆Thousands of children, teens, and young adults are injured by fireworks every year...
07/02/2026

🎆 Fireworks Safety Tips for Families 🎆
Thousands of children, teens, and young adults are injured by fireworks every year — and most injuries happen around the 4th of July. Here are some simple steps to help keep your family safe this holiday:

Tip #1: Leave Fireworks to the Pros
✅ Watch professional shows instead of backyard fireworks
✅ Stay at least 500 feet away from launch sites
✅ Protect your child’s hearing — fireworks can be louder than 150 decibels (above 75–80 dB can cause hearing damage)

Tip #2: Sparklers Aren’t So Safe
⚠️ Sparklers cause nearly half of fireworks injuries in kids under 5
🔥 They burn at 2,000°F — hot enough to melt metal!
👕 Sparks can ignite clothes & cause serious burns or eye injuries

Tip #3: Safer Ways to Celebrate
✨ Wave glow sticks, streamers, or flags instead of sparklers
🌌 Look for laser or drone shows if fireworks are cancelled in your area
✅ Always follow local fire safety rules — fireworks can spark wildfires

Tip #4: What if You Find a Firework?
🚫 Never touch unexploded or “dud” fireworks
📞 Keep your distance & call your local fire or police department
💥 Duds can still go off unexpectedly and cause serious injuries

💡 Professional shows are bigger, safer, and help protect kids from injuries and hearing damage — a win for everyone!

📚 For more fireworks and holiday safety tips, visit HealthyChildren.org

Disclaimer: This post is for informational purposes only and is not a substitute for medical advice. Always consult your pediatrician if you have questions or concerns.

📚 Back-to-school season will be here before we know it!Summer is the perfect time to schedule your child's annual well c...
06/26/2026

📚 Back-to-school season will be here before we know it!

Summer is the perfect time to schedule your child's annual well check and any needed sports physicals. As the school year gets closer, appointment times fill up quickly—so we encourage families to book early and avoid the last-minute rush.

Well checks are an important opportunity to monitor growth and development, discuss any concerns, and help your child start the school year healthy and ready to learn.

Book your child’s appointment today at PleasantPediatrics.com or call us at (623)-322-3380

☀️ Sun Safety Tips for Summer ☀️Did you know one bad sunburn in childhood can double the risk of skin cancer later in li...
06/13/2026

☀️ Sun Safety Tips for Summer ☀️
Did you know one bad sunburn in childhood can double the risk of skin cancer later in life? Kids spend a lot of time outside in summer—let’s help protect their skin while they play!

Tip #1: Start with Shade & Clothing
✅ Lightweight long sleeves and pants
✅ Wide-brimmed hats (3” brim is best)
✅ Sunglasses with 99%+ UV protection
✅ Clothing with UPF (Ultraviolet Protection Factor)

Tip #2: Choose the Right Sunscreen
✅ Broad-spectrum (UVA + UVB)
✅ SPF 30 or higher
✅ Mineral-based: zinc oxide or titanium dioxide
✅ Fragrance-free and hypoallergenic for sensitive skin
🚫 Avoid spray sunscreens for babies and kids. The propellant chemicals should not be inhaled by children – stick with lotion, cream, or stick sunscreens instead!

Tip #3: Apply Sunscreen Correctly
✅ Put sunscreen on 15–30 minutes before sun exposure
✅ Use enough to fully cover skin
✅ Reapply every 2 hours or after swimming/sweating
✅ Even on cloudy days—UV rays still get through!

Tip #4: Shade & Time of Day Matter
✅ UV rays are strongest between 10am–4pm
✅ Check your weather app for the UV index
✅ Plan outdoor activities early in the morning or late afternoon
✅ Stay in the shade when possible

Tip #5: Start Sun-Safe Habits Now!
✅ Teach kids to protect their skin
✅ Set a good example by practicing sun safety yourself
✅ Choose the right sunscreen
✅ Cover up, seek shade, and reapply often!

💡 Fun in the sun is even better when it’s safe. Teaching kids sun-safe habits now sets them up for a healthy future!

📚 For more tips on sunscreen and sun protection, visit HealthyChildren.org

Disclaimer: This post is for informational purposes only and is not a substitute for medical advice. Always consult your pediatrician if you have questions or concerns.

Provider Spotlight 🔦 Meet Kendall Bradford, PA-C!👇 Kendall's Bio 👇"Kendall Bradford, PA-C graduated from Charleston Sout...
06/06/2026

Provider Spotlight 🔦 Meet Kendall Bradford, PA-C!

👇 Kendall's Bio 👇

"Kendall Bradford, PA-C graduated from Charleston Southern University December 2023 with a Masters of Medical Science in Physician Assistant Studies. As an Arizona native, she completed her undergraduate studies at the University of Arizona where she graduated Summa Cum Laude earning a Bachelor of Science in Biology with a Biomedical Emphasis and Biochemistry Minor.

Kendall solidified her love for pediatrics by completing two rotations in the outpatient pediatric setting and third in pediatric ICU and general inpatient pediatrics. She is passionate about fostering positive relationships empowering children and their families during their significant, formative pediatric years.

Outside of work, Kendall is motivated to provide essential care to under-resourced populations. She has volunteered in numerous medical clinics traveling to Ghana, Africa and the Dominican Republic as an undergraduate student, PA student, and most recently as a Certified Physician Assistant. She enjoys spending quality time with her family and friends, hiking, and playing softball. She is incredibly excited to be a part of the Pleasant Pediatrics team and is looking forward to meeting you and your loved ones!"

– Kendall Bradford, PA-C

🛟 Water Safety Tips for Summer 🛟Drowning is the leading cause of injury-related death for children ages 1–4 — and it can...
05/30/2026

🛟 Water Safety Tips for Summer 🛟
Drowning is the leading cause of injury-related death for children ages 1–4 — and it can happen silently and in seconds. Here are some simple steps you can take to help protect your child this summer:

Tip #1: Build Layers of Protection
✅ Fences around pools (4-sided, 4ft tall, self-latching)
✅ Locked doors and gates
✅ Remove containers that can fill with water (buckets, coolers, wading pools)
✅ Supervision within arm’s reach
✅ US Coast Guard–approved life jackets near natural water

Tip #2: Supervision Matters Most
✅ Always stay within arm’s reach of toddlers near water
✅ Avoid distractions — no phones, chores, or multitasking
✅ Designate a responsible “Water Watcher” for each child

Tip #3: Swim Lessons & Life Jackets Save Lives
✅ Start swim lessons when your child is developmentally ready
✅ Use life jackets near lakes, rivers, and pools — even for strong swimmers

Tip #4: Know What to Do in an Emergency
✅ Initiate CPR if needed
✅ Call 911 immediately
✅ Keep rescue equipment nearby
✅ Talk to your pediatrician about water safety at your next visit

Tip #5: Check the Water First
✅ If a child is missing, look for him or her in the water first!

💡 Most child drownings happen during non-swim times, when a child slips away unnoticed. Creating barriers and staying vigilant can save lives.

📚 For more info and water safety resources, visit HealthyChildren.org

Disclaimer: This post is for informational purposes only and is not a substitute for medical advice. Always consult your pediatrician if you have questions or concerns.

Provider Spotlight 🔦 Meet Dr. August Brennan!👇 Dr. Brennan's Bio 👇"Dr. Brennan is dedicated to being a child advocate an...
04/18/2026

Provider Spotlight 🔦 Meet Dr. August Brennan!

👇 Dr. Brennan's Bio 👇

"Dr. Brennan is dedicated to being a child advocate and improving health in the pediatric population. He strives to live a life that sets an example and inspires others to live a healthy and balanced life. His education had a strong focus on the role of exercise in physical and mental health. His goal since his teenage years has been to be a primary care pediatrician so that he can help shape healthy adults starting at birth.

Dr. Brennan received an undergraduate degree in Biology with a medical emphasis, Minor in Psychology, and Minor in Chemistry at Utah Tech University before attending the University of Utah School of Medicine. Dr. Brennan completed his pediatric residency at Primary Children's Hospital in Salt Lake City, UT in conjunction with the University of Utah Hospital. He is board certified in Pediatrics and is a fellow of the American Board of Pediatrics.

Dr. Brennan and his wife enjoy golfing, traveling, attending live sporting events and spending time with their dog named Malibu. They really enjoy the warm weather and are excited to live in the Phoenix area."

– Dr. August Brennan

Address

9059 W Lake Pleasant Pkwy, E-540
Peoria, AZ
85382

Opening Hours

Monday 8am - 5pm
Tuesday 8am - 5pm
Wednesday 8am - 5pm
Thursday 8am - 5pm
Friday 8am - 5pm
Saturday 8am - 12pm

Telephone

+16233223380

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